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32 - 34 Chesterton Road in 1926.34 – 36 Chesterton Road
History of 34 - 36 Chesterton Road
1911
James Mitcham, 64, colonial butcher, b Chatteris
Harriett, 59, b Suffolk
Charles Nicholls, 35, draper, b London
Nora Eleanor, 23, clerk, b London
Enid Lillian Beaumont, granddaughter, 2, b Middlesex
Charles Nicholes, visitor, 65, colonial butcher, b Suffolk
Jessie Jennings, servant, 23, servant, b Stapleford
Mitcham’s Corner c.1920 (Cambridgeshire Collection)
1925
34 – 36 Chesterton Road 1925
1926
C N Mitcham, department store
After the opening of the Victoria Bridge in 1890 this became a very busy junction.
For more information about the Mitcham family and the premises they operated see:
http://histonroadcemetery.org/graves/cambridgelives/JamesandHarriettMitcham/
1936, Blue Book
1962
(34) E H J Pull
(34 & 36) Mitchams, drapers
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